Jiang Hao had originally thought the Sanskrit version of "All Things Grow" could dispel Demonic Energy, but who would have thought it could only cleanse the mind? Still, the matter suddenly gave him an idea.
The lyrics of the Sanskrit version of "All Things Grow" came from the Hundred-Syllable Mantra. Since it could become a war song, why couldn't Daoist incantations do the same?
He had just used the Supreme Evil Banishing Curse among the demonic creatures, and its effect had been obvious. What would happen if he turned it into a war song?
Could he teach it to the beastman priests? If they could chant it too, its effect would be hundreds or even thousands of times greater than if he used it alone.
Jiang Hao suddenly felt as though a broad, shining road had opened before him.
How could he turn the Supreme Evil Banishing Curse into a war song? Jiang Hao had systematically studied songwriting and singing, so that was no challenge for him. Besides, he had so many songs he could draw inspiration from that it was hardly a problem.
The melody needed to be soaring, resonant, grand, full of sunlight and strength. A song suddenly came to mind: the opera "My Sun." Jiang Hao was a professional opera singer, after all, so he tried singing the Supreme Evil Banishing Curse to the tune of "My Sun."
"By decree, by decree, vast and boundless,
The sun rises in the east,
I bestow this spirit talisman,
To sweep away all misfortune."
He had not fully worked it out yet and was only trying to find the right melody, so he did not sing very loudly. Yet a stir suddenly ran through the crowd behind him. Cui Beixi, Helen, Gothany, the other beastman priests, and the warriors all